It was working fine up until a few hrs ago. Than I tried doing some cable mangement and now it wont turn on. When I plug in the power cable and hit the power on button it starts for a second. I see the LED's flash on the fans and MB and than it just stops. Any ideas?
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Is my PSU dead?
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Dangman
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No. You need to jump the PSU:
http://truecustompc.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5&Itemid=11
Are you sure that you plugged in everything?
I'll try the above method. It says I need to plug something in, does that mean I need to plug in one of the PSU cables into the MB?
And yes I'm pretty sure I plugged everything in. I plugged in the 24pin main connector and the 4 pin connector and it would only turn on for a spilt second. In fact the only thing that would turn on would be the fan LED's and the MB LED's.
And yes I'm pretty sure I plugged everything in. I plugged in the 24pin main connector and the 4 pin connector and it would only turn on for a spilt second. In fact the only thing that would turn on would be the fan LED's and the MB LED's.
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Wow. Lol.
I had almost the same problem recently. (Not the plugging it in wrong part though lol). I would plug in the power cable and the fans and LED's would turn on for a second and then shut off. This was even before I pressed the power button, though. A capacitor in the PSU was haywire, so we replaced the capacitor and the problem was solved.
I had almost the same problem recently. (Not the plugging it in wrong part though lol). I would plug in the power cable and the fans and LED's would turn on for a second and then shut off. This was even before I pressed the power button, though. A capacitor in the PSU was haywire, so we replaced the capacitor and the problem was solved.
